Doha Falcons' Rising Star Jun San Talks About His Exceptional Form and Future Goals
Interviewer: Jun San, congratulations on your exceptional form this season. Despite not playing any matches yet, you have been turning heads with your performances in training. How do you feel about your progress so far?
Jun San: Thank you! I'm really happy with how things are going. I've been working hard to improve my skills and fitness, and it's great to see that paying off. I can't wait for the opportunity to show what I can do in a real match.
Interviewer: Your practice ethics have been noted as not the hardest worker, but also not the worst. How do you balance having fun with putting in the work on the pitch?
Jun San: I believe it's important to enjoy what you do, but also to be disciplined and focused. I always make sure to meet the expectations of the club and give my best in training. And of course, I never turn down an opportunity to have fun when I can.
Interviewer: It's interesting to hear that you are progressively adopting healthier habits to prolong your career. Can you share more about this journey towards being more health-conscious?
Jun San: As a young player, I think it's easy to overlook the importance of taking care of your body. But as I gain more experience, I realize the significance of staying fit and healthy. I've been cutting down on fast food and following a keto diet to improve my overall health and performance on the pitch.
Interviewer: Lastly, what is your favorite club to play against and your favorite formation and play style?
Jun San: My favorite club to play against is definitely IDF. I always feel motivated and excited to face them on the pitch. As for my favorite formation, I prefer 3-5-2 because it allows me to contribute both defensively and offensively. And my favorite play style is definitely defending – I take pride in my ability to protect the team's goal.
Interesting fact: Jun San is also a talented musician, playing the guitar in his free time to relax and unwind after training sessions.
